Telegram-herald., 1887-02-13

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usn sll1 heI hesae training eas tso hard
practles-l thosouEt ~sfE. cist fs4a ~
nosek os -ssoss lal-gs. The ss.k's C.4f-
Ant ANA 31e faEi.Aa heael.a as'lNa hal
tl-roatt Sunday. hat aD Weak Aats sii iaaa
worL b. a.. a.la ~ ilizet ~as tlrsd elsassA ~
~ r. t.d esfiy ~ st.e es-s s.lolie ~.ii ~
sensible. BAL a.. ies. ~flse pt sHll-s,aist -l,.i
alJ noi c<r4uetis estb Jos s.nx ia.as tlan ~As
natGrs.l e. aus tifi eat .iifui.a si.a iat.sisea
1sll a. eslle Ii.. lrt.ss..i.J ~ ts f,A.a ~beii
lettr Inf,grel - knes 81 l.i ~, lllisd N.ili
49, -4.,tgl tllns 8 b, eal. Ai i'a t-.i.a i'' i-is
with tls la'sa Is-L a..iia.s, anl "ae a."ass
nssay to So 8. sla.iae l>et alia tetiiii-
meeglnE vl-a i-n. 81 A. AA ua. iete f~n
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i.ll as.s' ti.elt Uas iraat8s coluifk Iase.
tha IalLel c4l. luf tnis.N 4.rlaas1 a. ga
arteula &c eiiAt tio ia.ia.s 81 ln laJ saId,
ter tAsy sseIt a.d l-lla Flekeft. alia oosd noi
t<ar his ,,e..at Has mlsissl nusssd him Ia
the hol.-s ial ax Wesks with great aale. ana
vheu h. vas quite Wtl aeaia. End strongoa
than e>eg with n.l.h s.s>iiae hs s..s tDrnsd
oui of dlslfs al,d allowed a. fs,aia ala fasaEe
a. hs woaili aim al on.s be- ll up.n ietes
uire uas tlle oonIls, l.ut Nrs Parker
hastelsed T. tiie n> ss with pal of water.
aud the astel4lsilei Peter, quite drenChed ~
Tie sklu, risd. whie Mn Parker plckod up
Iieer and oafrled haas into lht Kitchen,
larneuiDc oesg han a. Il he were = hgTt child
Nov Mrs Parker was shy and sllont
woman. but xefe resCiute. sbt At.onoe iDais
uy her mind that the Aaxs oat SHOULD
npt aniralc GA her prsiulse - tis-
turb Tiger she had tile eafden fsnc<
n,enforutl. and even sllp ~ eire
netting a4led 10 IL helai on the Mays
side. bUt she could not calan, crab of con
fine Tiger Linla1i i-a clIcuuisiains that NeAs-i
her much And when Peter came home o.
Mary ANA. after that flfet duei. dripping Ike
drowned rat. ehe too. was indignant. but
what could she dos Battles s.t an howls by
night. skirmisiIe~ by day pieoe vas soon
bitten out a Peters lovely waving TAIL and
Tiger l,ei half ara ear NANNY nI,.ds lnTidious
REMARKS about Mrs lafAfr's oai every das ~
her life and Mrs Parker made jose meals
bitter - his soul with esll speaking ~ Peter
and Peters famliY-meaulnE fhs Mays Yet
they We're friendly enough ,Aeeui on The cat
question. Mrs May TAUGHT Mrs Parker how
E - knit ncw beels into docs yarn suoeknFs
and Mrs Parker showed Mnm, mother the
last pattern of cforllet eleu- lh,y ex-
F changed samples uf cake. talked silu ally q
pickles and preserves. in fact had "a liking
and respect Tor eacu othsr--all lut tie cats
Before tic lal pheasant autunn days were
gone jos bad gathered courage - ask Mary
Ann - marry him. and sbe bad pnttAy ooll-
s.nted. they were "Aepln company nov,
and the old folks looked GA well pleased o.
think that neither Of their children would
stray far from home, though Joe insisted on
having a small home 81 his own. n only a
tenement il the village. property Temafkiug.
I'VE won't mix folks. NANNY don't sue
cted; besides. want you AL t. myself "a
peremptory sort Of losic that ilea@ei Ms
Mary Ann and made her assent hearty and
prompt
They meant g. be- married m April. IN 10
less time could the moiest array of clothing
and house linen b. made ready for chiefly Il
must H. sswed hy Mannys deit hands. and
sewed il was with no Intervention 81 ma
+ chineTy. and almost ready whe1i- how shall
/ tell it!-One pl'asant February day Peter
trailed into the house with a biooliug ear q
blinking eye and one lex ~ hurt that he could
not even limp on H. This was the climax
NANNY had winkei al 1ig,s enormltcs ali
that winter for Mrs Paris,rs sake lfn,aning
Jocs. she had only once hurried basin II
dishwater over him, thnrc Times cLa~d him
with broom handle, and not thrown more
than "a dozen stones az him--wLioh didn't
count, Tor women never hit anything they
throw at, or az least men say 80.
But now Mannys patience gave great
gasp and died She flew out ol the door in
tent 20 maim or slay, hut Tges black tail jus'
whiskcd out II the gate she could not follow
him, 50 She di9 thc next thing. which was q
wash Peters wounds put lam - bod IL ih'
cellar fetch him dry catnip and warm milk
and leave him 10 that solitude That tb'
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